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July 2026 Newsletter

July 2026 Newsletter

July 2026

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Gulu Archdiocese is Championing Tree Planting and Growing as Church celebrates Diamond Jubilee of the Diocese.
On the other hand, the UPDF takes lead in Reinforcing Executive Order No.3 to address Environmental Security

June 2026 Newsletter

June 2026 Newsletter

June 2026

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Kijani Forestry roots for Incentivization of Tree Farming to Promote Agroforestry. Also in the news:
- Read how Kijani Farmers defy dry spells to keep seedlings alive
- Kijani joins other Private Sector actors to talk about Carbon Registry

May 2026 Newsletter

May 2026 Newsletter

May 2026

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The re-writing of Uganda’s charcoal story: What was once a symbol of deforestation stands to emerge as as a Green Charcoal enterprise, powered by Kijani Forestry’s innovation.
By farming fast‑growing trees and deploying high‑efficiency kilns, Kijani is proving that sustainable charcoal can restore forests, empower farmers, and fuel Uganda’s economy.
With global charcoal exports topping $1.5 billion annually, Uganda has a chance to join the league of green exporters—turning local resilience into international opportunity.

April 2026 Newsletter

April 2026 Newsletter

April 2026

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Mama Green hails Kijani Forestry's effort in restoration
Kijani's contribution to NDP-IV and 10-Fold Growth Strategy

March 2026 Newsletter

March 2026 Newsletter

March 2026

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Ker Kwaro Acholi promotes indigenous tree species
The Charcoal Dilemma unraveled

February 2026 Newsletter

February 2026 Newsletter

February 2026

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The Trinity of Restoration: Faith, Policy and the Carbon Market
Kijani Saves Warburgia Ugandensis from Brink
Is Uganda joining the Modern Charcoal Industry?

January 2026 Newsletter

January 2026 Newsletter

January 2026

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New Green Dawn: Kijani signs Landmark Carbon Removal Deal with Microsoft
2500 Nursery Hubs established in 30 Districts
Shs193m Paid to over 3700 Farmers in Tree Survival Incentives